1. & gender mainstreaming
gabriella richardson temm
gef coordinator, gender and social issues

2. commitments not an end in itself actively promoting gender equality
Cross cutting issue
Responding to commitments of MEAs
Building on body of evidence
not an end in itself
actively promoting gender equality
comprehensive

3. gender policy Project Standards Institutional level Project level
Agency accreditation requirements & compliance
Competency
Capacity
Processes
Project level
Project Standards
Social/Gender analysis
Stakeholder consultations
Gender responsive results -based framework
Gender sensitive activities

4. gender results framework
Outcome areas
Core Corporate GEF Indicators
Verification (project level)
Project design is gender responsive
% of projects that have conducted gender analysis during project preparation
% of projects that have incorporated gender responsive project results framework
Project Document at CEO endorsement
Project implementation ensures gender equitable participation in and benefits from project activities
Share of women and men as direct beneficiaries of project
Share of convention related national reports incorporated gender dimensions (e.g. NBSAP, NAPA, TDA/SAP)
Project implementation reports, mid-term evaluation reports (GEF focal area tracking tools)
Project monitoring and evaluation give adequate attention to gender mainstreaming
% of monitoring and evaluation report that incorporates gender equality/women’s empowerment issues and assess results

5. Project implications (1)
Document how gender equality and women’s empowerment issues will be mainstreamed into the project implementation and monitoring
Gender analysis
Undertaking gender-sensitive situation, context and sector analysis
Conducting participatory assessments of gender dynamics
Gender responsive stakeholder mapping and consultation
Conducting inclusive stakeholder /mapping analysis
Supporting and selecting project partners
Free, prior and informed consent …
Gender responsive results based framework
Linking findings of gender analysis to project theory of change, outcomes, outputs and activities
Collecting baseline information, developing project sex-disaggregated indicators (e.g. share of women and men as direct beneficiaries)
Gender responsive budget
Capacity review and staffing plan
Project design
Project design fully integrates gender concerns
What does this mean?

6. Project implications (2)
Project implementation ensures gender equitable participation in and benefit from project activities
Cultivating gender sensitive project teams
Deepening stakeholder engagement and partnerships
Sustaining gender analysis and regenerating gender mainstreaming efforts
Project implementation
Good practices

7. Project implications (3)
M&E and reporting
Project Implementation Review
Midterm Review
Tracking tools
Terminal evaluation
GEF project monitoring and evaluation give adequate attention to gender

8. GEF 6 activities results-based management knowledge & learning
capacity building
programming and policy
project cycle
Action Plan
gef gender partnership

9. priorities Portfolio review Update GEF’s Policy on Gender
Develop Guidelines and Tools
Support capacity building efforts and platforms for learning
Going forward

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